the capitol police since that day. it s been 50 days with no answers on that. first, though, new troubling developments in the fight against covid. researchers say they ve found a new home-grown variant right here in new york city. and others across the northeast not only is it becoming more common. this variant appears to evade at least, in part, the body s natural immune response. and the big question is how do vaccines play into all of that. let s begin there. with us is dr. ashish jha, also the dean of the brown university school of public health. good morning, dr. jha. as someone who resides in new york city, i took particular interest, obviously, looking at this. but my main concern wasn t just that it looks like it s really here. it s that it s that part of it that they think it evades our part of our body s natural immune response, and i wonder what you can tell us about that and how it relates to the vaccines. yeah, so good morning. thanks for having me on. so th
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